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  1. Trading Shell Corporation for Taxation Purposes (35% vs 39.6%)

    You can still have an LLC, but then simply choose to be taxed as a Corporation. This way if you keep most of your assets in the LLC, you pay only...
    Post by: MRBRETTONWOODS, Nov 21, 2013 in forum: Taxes and Accounting

  2. Trading Shell Corporation for Taxation Purposes (35% vs 39.6%)

    http://www.entrepreneurrookie.com/blog/should-you-register-your-startup-business-as-an-llc-or-s-corp/ "As the name implies you are financially...
    Post by: MRBRETTONWOODS, Nov 21, 2013 in forum: Taxes and Accounting

  3. Trading Shell Corporation for Taxation Purposes (35% vs 39.6%)

    You will be double-taxed if you choose the election, the question is how much of the money you can keep in your corp to use it as a cover for...
    Post by: MRBRETTONWOODS, Nov 21, 2013 in forum: Taxes and Accounting

  4. Trading Shell Corporation for Taxation Purposes (35% vs 39.6%)

    LLCs, by default, are pass-through entities, however, you can elect them to be taxed as corporations if you file Form 8832 with the IRS and file...
    Post by: MRBRETTONWOODS, Nov 21, 2013 in forum: Taxes and Accounting

  5. Trading Shell Corporation for Taxation Purposes (35% vs 39.6%)

    You can elect to have the LLC taxed as a corporation, if you were to do so, the 35% rate would be kept for short-term capital gains vs 39.6% for...
    Post by: MRBRETTONWOODS, Nov 21, 2013 in forum: Taxes and Accounting

  6. Trading Shell Corporation for Taxation Purposes (35% vs 39.6%)

    Let's say your trading entity earns $1,000,000 per annum. You pay the 35%, end up with 650k, and then pay yourself 15-20k for personal expenses...
    Post by: MRBRETTONWOODS, Nov 21, 2013 in forum: Taxes and Accounting

  7. Trading Shell Corporation for Taxation Purposes (35% vs 39.6%)

    So we know that the top tax rate on individuals has increased from 35% to 39.6% in the top bracket, but the corporate income tax remains at 35%....
    Thread by: MRBRETTONWOODS, Nov 21, 2013, 57 replies, in forum: Taxes and Accounting

  8. Any one tried Bloomberg Event Driven Feed ?

    Interesting. That explains how they are able to offer it on the cheap. I'd imagine that alphflash via cqg or tt ($250 a month) has similar levels...
    Post by: MRBRETTONWOODS, Aug 15, 2013 in forum: Automated Trading

  9. Low-latency data feed and execution APIs

    So, Did you end up picking RTS or ORC?
    Post by: MRBRETTONWOODS, Jul 24, 2013 in forum: Automated Trading

  10. Any one tried Bloomberg Event Driven Feed ?

    It's what you see here, but it appears to be DJ commodities news + agricultural news + energy news only through the energy/agricultural news...
    Post by: MRBRETTONWOODS, Jul 23, 2013 in forum: Automated Trading

  11. Any one tried Bloomberg Event Driven Feed ?

    IQFeed's latency is about on par with the standard Dow Jones feed that you see embedded in applications like Realtick, CQG IC, etc. So, it still...
    Post by: MRBRETTONWOODS, Jul 23, 2013 in forum: Automated Trading

  12. Any one tried Bloomberg Event Driven Feed ?

    IQfeed offers news data (From BusinessWire/PRNewswire/Dow Jones, etc.) through its TCP/IP socket, also historical data for 30-45 days including...
    Post by: MRBRETTONWOODS, Jul 22, 2013 in forum: Automated Trading

  13. Any one tried Bloomberg Event Driven Feed ?

    For AlphaFlash (basically MNI directly through DB), the pricing is $7-10K a month. API is TCP/IP, although they also have a cheaper $250 a month...
    Post by: MRBRETTONWOODS, Jul 22, 2013 in forum: Automated Trading

  14. Any one tried Bloomberg Event Driven Feed ?

    and for prnewswire/businesswire through the same company, it's around $1500-$2500 a month for each.
    Post by: MRBRETTONWOODS, Jul 22, 2013 in forum: Automated Trading

  15. Any one tried Bloomberg Event Driven Feed ?

    From what I have gathered, this is the cheapest service: http://www.trackdata.com/NewsWatch.html Their API is in XML, C++, Java and VB....
    Post by: MRBRETTONWOODS, Jul 22, 2013 in forum: Automated Trading

  16. Low-latency data feed and execution APIs

    QH's QF is in C# BTW. Another one that you might want to look at is 'Object Trading', they simply offer an API (including FIX) for both market...
    Post by: MRBRETTONWOODS, Jul 22, 2013 in forum: Automated Trading

  17. Low-latency data feed and execution APIs

    I've spoken to QH recently, their QuantFactory product is now positioned as backtesting oriented solution only. They even refer their clients to...
    Post by: MRBRETTONWOODS, Jul 21, 2013 in forum: Automated Trading

  18. Any one tried Bloomberg Event Driven Feed ?

    Bloomberg added certain trusted twitter accounts to its professional service a few months back before the 'twitter crash'. AP was probably one of...
    Post by: MRBRETTONWOODS, Jul 21, 2013 in forum: Automated Trading

  19. Any one tried Bloomberg Event Driven Feed ?

    Does anyone have the pricing for Dow Jones/Ravenpack/Thomson Reuters/DB AlphaFlash (basically NTKN+MNI feed) machine readable news? I know...
    Post by: MRBRETTONWOODS, Jul 21, 2013 in forum: Automated Trading

  20. Low-latency data feed and execution APIs

    When you were measuring execution latency, were you using a direct CME FIX connection, an independent TT-FIX adapter or your FCM's infrastructure...
    Post by: MRBRETTONWOODS, Jul 21, 2013 in forum: Automated Trading
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